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The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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Clearinghouses have welcomed the European Securities and Markets Authority’s efforts to shorten the frontloading window for the retrospective clearing of over-the-counter derivatives. -
Clearing members are putting pressure on clearinghouses to make amendments to their rulebooks, according to lawyers, who say that regulators have thus far approached clearing from the perspective of the CCP rather than taking into account the risks imposed on clearing members.
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Exchange-traded fund manager WisdomTree has launched two ETFs on the New York Stock Exchange, with one deploying fx forwards to hedge currency risk.
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Institutional investors have been buying short-dated euro puts on € against the US dollar as the pair crawls higher.
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TriOptima has completed the largest energy portfolio compression cycle to date, eliminating 5000 transactions with a notional outstanding value of €8.4 billion.
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The chairman of the European Securities and Markets Authority has written to the European Commission to request the frontloading obligation for clearing under European Markets Infrastructure Regulation be limited to derivatives cleared between the entry into force of the regulatory technical standards and the beginning of the clearing obligation. Under EMIR, counterparties are currently required to frontload any trades that are caught when the asset class becomes available on an authorised CCP, which kicked off when NASDAQ OMX became the first clearinghouse to receive EMIR approval on March 18.
